What do the return arrows located on the axis of the roadway indicate, often before curves with reduced visibility?

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The return arrow is a white road marking located approximately on the axis of a two-way roadway. Its main function is to announce the proximity of a continuous (solid) line and the prohibition of driving on the left side of it. Therefore, it warns the driver to return to their lane (right) as soon as possible if overtaking, or to refrain from starting an overtaking maneuver. The other options are incorrect because speed is regulated by specific signs (such as R-301) and level crossings have their own warning signage (P-4) and road markings (P-N), not return arrows.

What do the return arrows located on the axis of the roadway indicate, often before curves with reduced visibility?

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